Hoʻokena - "Makee ʻAilana" with hula by the Dudoit ʻOhana 

Please do! The Dudoits are a very talented family.

😄Thatʻs great! I saw Kaipo in Kumu Kahuaʻs "Who You Again?" and he was terrific. He can dance and act -- I wonder if he can sing like his Dad, too?

I assume you are talking about the young man dancing. He is Kaipo Dudoit, and he is dancing with his parents, Nani and Horace Dudoit.

Jody Y oh thanks ever so much indeed for telling me his name, now can I marry him?

This song is about a little island that used to exist in Waikīkī, and that line says, "I wish you were here with me, sitting in the rocking chair (noho paipai). Hawaiian lyrics often have a hidden meaning, or kaona, and from the hula, you can imagine what sitting in the rocking chair means. "Makee ʻAilana" Lyrics & Translation -- ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LvMC2TpFQB4.html

@@JodyY808 Thank you so much, Jody, that makes sense. Their performance is so beautiful; they are really great. It's also a VERY sweet song. Lovely.